Teton County Shelters Belts Ranked Second Statewide
Willson reports Teton County is second in North Dakota for shelter belts planted, with 51 belts in 1935 and totals from 1931 to 1935. County agent urges farmers to plan spring plantings, notes trees cost 80 cents per hundred for broadleaf and 3100 per hundred for evergreens, and mentions five free demonstration belts from Mandan, with applications due this fall for 1937 planting.
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Teton County
Isaac
Cascade County
Fairfield
Great Plains
Mandan
North Dakota
Prize Money Split for 4-H Girls at Teton County Fair
A new prize distribution plan at the Teton County 4-H girls division fair in Chateau on the 21st allocates 50 dollars across exhibitors who enter at least three articles. Each qualifying participant will receive at least 30 cents, with final payments based on the total number of exhibitors and individual article entries. Exhibits will be judged with ribbons blue red or white, guiding prize outcomes.
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Teton County
Chateau
Nore
Choteau Matrons Return After Extended Visit
Mrs. Mary BE Young returns to her Glenloyd apartment after a long summer of travel. She visited Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, and Fairfield before resting at her daughter’s home in the Teton area. She will soon celebrate her 80th birthday and remains active. In Denver she rode in a ten passenger mail plane around the field.
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Mary BE
Young
the Glenloyd
Choteau
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Fairfield
J. E. Young
A. A. Wells
the Teton
Pioneer Electrician Homer McCullough Visits Eureka
Homer McCullough of Eureka stayed overnight in Chateau with Eureka business men returning from Helena. Known to older residents as former member of Spencer and McCullough Drug Co now Teton Drug, he once owned Eureka’s electric light plant which he sold to Montana Power. He now runs an electrical business in Eureka.
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Homer McCullough
Eureka
Chateau
Glacier Park
Helena
Mr. McCullough
Spencer & McCullough Drug Company
Teton Drug Co
Montana Power Co
McCullough
Missoula Visitors Stay Awhile In Local County
Mrs. W. B. Butchart and her son Marc arrived from Missoula for a several week visit with relatives and friends in the county. They stay with Mrs. Kyle Jones in Chateau at her mother Mrs. Augusta Wilcox home. Marc will be a junior at the State university this year and said his father runs a mercantile business in San Francisco.
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W. B. Butchart
Marc
Missoula
Chateau
Kyle Jones
Augusta Wilcox
The
State University
San Francisco
Fearon Girl Wins Fourth On North Montana Fair Essay
Merle Fearon daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Fearon received a one dollar check from the North Montana fair board after winning fourth place in an essay contest about the North Montana fair.
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Merle Fearon
Ed. Fearon
North Montana Fair Board
Merle
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Events and Reorganization
Sunday school at 10 a m with Mrs W W Smith superintendent includes registration and plans for the year. Morning worship at 11 a m features a sermon God s Outstretched Arm by the pastor. Teachers and school staff are invited as guests. church services at Bynum at 3 p m led by Rev Edwin Dover.
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W. W. Smith
Bynum
Edwin Dover
Dr Maynard to Return to Office at Week's End
A letter to The Acantha from Dr E B Maynard states he will return to his office the last of this week. The Spokane written note notes a major operation recently performed there and that he has been away about four weeks. Nurse Lillian Lund has been in charge of his office and hospital.
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Acantha
E. B. Maynard
Spokane
Maynard
Chateau
Lillian Lund
Special Term of Court Held for Local Matters
Judge R. M. Hattersley of Conrad presided at a special term where the will of George F. Miller was admitted to probate and Marion Kvamme was granted a divorce from Bernard Kvamme. The regular September term opens September 13 with naturalization matters on the docket.
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R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
George F. Miller
Marion Kvamme
Bernard Kvamme
Bole Briefs Show Club Meetings and Local News
4-H boys and girls plan meetings at the hall Saturday afternoon September 7. Dorothy Dundun left for Everett Washington after a summer here. The Dauwalder home hosted Lincoln Nebraska guests Mr and Mrs Alva Zeigler and daughter Margine. A three act play is rehearsed for a hall performance this month under the Bole Women's club. Great Falls visitors Mrs John Kosnick and children Friday. Lutheran Sewing circle meets September 18 at Bose hall with hostesses Mrs Dale Mrs Gronberg Mrs Benson and Mrs Holm. D B Standish dies at Choteau hospital last Friday buried in Choteau cemetery Monday. The community mourns his loss. H D club program committee met and planned the year. Helena visitors Mr and Mrs L E Moes and daughters Betty and Jean stayed with W G Dauwalder Friday. Moes taught Johnson school 1918 19 and works for Waxrite Paper now in Helena after moving from Portland. Harvest nearly done with wheat averaging 10 bushels per acre and a top 23 bushels per acre on G B Zeigler’s 160 acre feed. Woman's club meets September 19 at the hall. Alva Zeigler and Margine leave for Lincoln Nebraska after five weeks in Montana and Oregon aboard train at Dutton. Lloyd Munson and Mr and Mrs W
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Dorothy Dundun
Everett
Washington
Alva Zeigier
Margine
Lincoln
Nebr
Dauwalder
Bole Woman’s Club
John Kosnick
Great Falls
The
Lutheran Church
Bose Hall
Dale
Gronberg
Benson
Holm
D. B. Standish
Choteau Hospita
Choteau
H. D. Club
L. E. Moes
Betty
Jean
Helena
W. G. Dauwalder
Portland
G. B. Zeigler
Woman's Club
Alyva Zeigler
Montana
Oregon
Alva
Geo. Zeigler
Dutton
Lloyd Munson
Community notes on local visits and school openings
G Dauwalder family hosted a trout supper at Kosnick home Sunday evening. Austad couple from Fairfield visited the community Sunday. School opened in this district on Tuesday. Miss Florence Stofflet teaches Dale school and Miss Veda Thompson teaches Bole school. Donna Faye and Anna Lee Dauwalder visited Dorothy Dale Thursday and Friday of last week.
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Vimge
G. Dauwalder
Harvest notes and local visits in Collins area
Harvesting is mostly finished with yields stated as over 18 bushels per acre in places. Local residents and visitors include H K Ferris and family of Whitefish Montana, J A Coghill and wife returning from Great Falls, and Rev and Mrs Stong passing through from Washington after Helena conference. School opened with Prof Bloeschlin and Miss Cunningham teaching, enrollment 12 and 36 respectively.
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H. K. Ferris
Gordon
Whitefish
Montana
Linnie Gilcher
Walter
Brady
J. A. Coghill
Great Falls
Dutton
Dutton Butcher, Mr. Weaver
Stong
Washington
Helena
Glacier Park
Clem Walker
Corvallis
Clyde Baquet
Joel Quenemoen
Eugene
Prof
Bloeschlin
Miss Cunningham
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NEW Choteau
Tom's
H. A. Hanson
Cleir
J. B. Conner
Farmington
Otto Schaeffer
Agawam
Ray R. Porter
Pioneer
Methodist Church
Post Tavern
Bole
Chas. Miller
Collins News
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